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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1896
Page
1
Local newspaper fragment outlines publishing details and rates for the Evening Bulletin. Mentions address 210 King Street and office box number 58 with telephone access. No readable events or names of people or organizations present.
Government sale notices describe land auctions under provi sions of the Leod Act for Goat Freehold and other lots. Dates indicate January 2 and January 14 1897 with times and locations in Hilo Olea and related districts. Bids must be endorsed and reports filed by cabinet requirements.
The office will receive sealed tenders until December 30 1896 for a twelve month supply to the National Guard of Hawaii. Items include butter bacon beef milk bread coffee ham lard and potatoes with specified quantities and delivery at Moorea camp in Hawaii. Each item must be bid separately in first rate quality.
Water utility warns that unpaid charges by January 31 will incur penalties and possible service denial. Andrew Brown, Superintendent of Honolulu Water Works, urges prompt payment at Water Works office in Honolulu Hawaii. December 17.
The Concretient Humane Society awarded a medal to Eugene Walker of Hartford for lifesaving action during a critical incident. Walker reportedly intervened at a tense moment, preventing serious harm and earning due recognition from the organization.
An article adapts to readers in the city to stress well fitting shoes. It warns about neglect causing cramps and deformities, urges education of foot care, and shares anecdotes of how improper footwear harms long term health. It recommends shoe removal when uncomfortable, careful socking, and keeping feet clean and dry.
In John T. Baker vs Young Hee and others the defendant Ar y Jorrinas demurs will be argued before Judge Perry tomorrow. Mrs Tregloan executrix of H H Tregloan asks the court to order payment of rent due for premises storing bankrupts goods, with $515 due to December end. Supreme Court today heard Republic of Hawaii vs J D Pa on censas laws and W V Ashford vs H Poor and the Hawaii Government appeals. Court to adjourn for Christmas vacation from tomorrow January 4.
In this season of good cheer the Hawaiian Electric Light Company store department offers delicasies of the season including woodcock and quail. Macfarlane & Co. is lauded as the old established liquor firm for brandy wines and spirits with a wide selection of beers ales and champagnes in the city.
Naveen sells English rights to a work recounting polar seas experiences to Cony stable, with a reported payment near fifty thousand dollars. The notice hints at the buyer being a relatively new firm amid details of the contract.
In Judge Wilcox’s court the day’s business features long-winded arguments and a plain open and shut case. Defendants include Ana Alieida and Domingos Santos in a wine fueled dispute, actors Akana and Al Man sick during proceedings, and Kan a the petty thief facing three months with hard labor.
Central Union Church held a large Sunday School Christmas tree festival with electric lights, a decorated tree, and gifts in packages. The program featured songs by the Sunday school, a prayer by Pastor DOL, remarks by Superintendent Colourt de la Vergue, refreshments, Hawaiian band music, and gift distribution to happy children.
The Montague Faust Combination opens at the corner of Punchbowl and Beretania streets Saturday evening with Wilfred Burns and other members of the late Hawaiian circus. The cast includes the Montague Faust company and several other artistes. The initial performance features many new acts and a changed program.
Advertisement notes extra mince cranberry and pine items delivered by H W Singer in charge of the Singer bakery. Mentions croow and various goods with a delivery promise and some garbled phrases likely describing seasonal baked products and service.
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